There's a few news items that deserve a mention, even if there's not quite enough time to explain all in detail today.
Linden Lab announced there will be a pause on AI character development on September 1, No more can be created and any existing ones can not be used until further notice.
There's been some talk about the "Stop Killing Games" movement, of which Ubisoft's CEO responded several days ago.
Next month, the International Space Museum turns 20.
More on these later, when time permits.
y'know you could of had maybe a mention of what happened to adult content on the steam platform, I know its not SL, but hey what happens when payment processors turn their guns on Secondlife
ReplyDeleteguess you would rather sweep it under the rug until when and if that day comes
this article would of been perfect to of passed mention to that like the stop killing games thing you mentioned, but I guess giving it mention is against your political bias
This said a group known as collective shout contacted Visa Mastercard and JCB payment processors and told them about the adult themed games on the steam platform, and cited some of the worse of them as an example of what the norm is to have the payment processors threaten to remove support for the steam platform which would of made it impossible to submit payment to the platform, this is incredibly dangerous because SL thrives on adult activity, but with little business regulation and letting the free market be the free market, payment processors decided to step in and do the regulation instead and used this small protest from the group collective shout as an excuse to further support the trump regimes project 2025 agenda in the erasure of adult content
Probably would of been something worth mentioning but that would of called your conservative free market ideals into question, as the middleman(IE the payment processors) would step in and strip that freedom anyway